Unlock the power of Variations, our premium automation feature that gives select Partners the ability to instantly transform their Waymark videos into multiple formats or translate them into alternate languages.
Please note: Variations is a premium add-on feature available to select Enterprise Partners. To elevate your video production capabilities with this premium automation suite, contact your Admin to learn more about access & pricing.
To access Variations, begin by creating your primary video through Waymark AI or in the Editor. It is recommended to start with a 30s video that is in its final, client-approved state.
Participating Partners will see the exclusive Variations button on their Editor page, opening up a world of automated video possibilities.
Creating variant videos of different lengths and/or formats
Creating variant videos of different lengths and/or formats
This advanced technology enables you to create an entire campaign suite from a single video, preserving your brand’s style, story, and assets with professional precision.
With just a few clicks, cut down your video to create multiple versions in different lengths and aspect ratios. Our premium Variations package includes:
30s wide - Perfect for television and primary web content
15s wide - Ideal for pre-roll and mid-length social
15s tall - Optimized for Stories and vertical platforms
5s wide - High-impact bumper ads
5s tall - Short-form social engagement
While Variations works seamlessly with Waymark AI, premium Partners can also access Variations-enabled templates directly from the Templates page by looking for this icon.
Creating variant videos in a different language
Creating variant videos in a different language
Generating your video in an alternative language can be as easy as a few keystrokes with this new update to our Variations feature.
Access the voice-over library of languages and regional accents to create your translated video.
Currently, video generations via Variations may not reflect some changes made to the original videos during editing (e.g., image-footage swap)